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[ THE BIG FIGHT. ?
CARSOX, Navada, Feb. Ifcrjjphn
llcVcy, Corbetf* principal traliiSPrtiaa
unbounded conOdence In tlx ability or
bin charge to defeat Fltaalmnwn*. Concerning
the chkmplon'a Kcncrn! condition
and Kla method of training, McVry
aaya: "Corbett la a very ea?y man
l? train. I never have to tell hltn-Vrhat
to do, for be la a. perfect wolf fsrjvork
and keepa rlfht at It. whether-}' atn
mere or not. Hs la the mnat consclenlloui
fellotv I ever amv about (Oat He
4oo? more aolhl hard jrrlnd tliart any
hllow 1 ever trained. Jim tumblei out
for bed at 7 o'clock anu nan oreuKiau
of soft boiled < *??. toast and tea. At ?
o'clock the business of the day begins.
Klrst cornea half an hour practice runIn
p on irelghts to strengthen Ills
srHts. Than he punches the bar for
while. There Is no rest {or him between
9 and U, and he slmptr changes
from on; kind of exercise to pother.
He tights about three or four rounds
with earh man and you bet hedocs not
rest until he Beta throuKh with them,
rlther. After that I take charge of blm
and give him a Rood nib down with
coarse towels. I do alt that work myself.
I then give him > good rait water
bath and alcohol rub. Before eating ills
lunch he rests by walking around the
training quarters, reading or sciim'thln*
hnf rarelv lies dou'll C.t
Ui UWI ?? 'I ? ? cept
when wo want to Aweaf?1tlm. At
lunch htf eats rare beef and vegetables.
His big meal la served at 6 o'clock,
when he can have ail the meat*, vegetables
and fruits ho wants, wjtlr a bottle
of wine to top oft on. He-la not a
hearty eater, so I let him have as
much as he wants of a certain kind of
food, but no pastries, bread or sweets.
At 2 o'clock, 1 bundle him up: Ih whalers
and heavy ciothe? and ha begin* his
road exercise. This means ttfet he runs
snd walks from fifteen t?S "Eighteen
miles. Of course he conies back to me
dripping net and ready for another
rub down and bath. After a *hort
re.?t he is ready for a game tit handball,
which lasts an hour or cwa and
puts him In good trim for another boxing
bout. This time he boxes about
fin* rounds and after that an-f hl?
bath, he can do as he pleases, for the
day's work is eaded. But promptly at
10 o'clock I put him to bed. and he
sleeps like a baby, too. As for the camIns
fighi, he can't help winning. for he
is In better condition than he-has over
1 I? n nuvl nifin ? nrf
n bard hitter, (>ut he cannot stand up
against Jim.
Why Jim will worry the life out of
him. Fltxalmmons ho.i u ri?h: hard
punch that would do damage. If it got
there. hut It won't, and, mark my
it'oids, Jum will get oft riihout being
finished. You know Corb?it' Is as cool
.? cucumber and never loses his
lt.*nd. nhUe FitxsimmonH lsjuat the
opposite. "The* fight may; last ten
tonrds, but I don't think so. In about
i ?*? third o- fourth round, Jtitrwlll tanuilse
the life out of that Wng Austral/an.
for If Fitzsim:non:i don't win then
h? will go all to pieces and fight wild.
What do I consider Corbett's b?-st
Mow? Well, that's hard <6 say. He
ha* a right body punch that Is a corker.
but his left hand liooki wduld knock
d"wn a house."
Last niRht a delegation consisting of
half a dozen citizens of JCmpire, came
Into town and offered Julian induce
mcnts to rent the training quarters In
the neighborhood. He refused, however.
to break his agreement with
Cook. The .little manageiwfhad a disagreeable
experience duriasp.the afternoon.
Abou: 4 o'clock he took a sleigh
and drove out In a blinding storm, to
the ranch. He started Cor home at
dark, lost his ?v&> in the^Mge brush
and was compelled to get cu&and hunt
f?>r the rood on foot WjjBR he was
searching In the dark togattgns of a
trade, his h<irae belted WCCOhe sleigh
and ran over a mile, linaJH* .palling up
In front of the Xcvada^nWBltentin: y,
with the vehicle pretty nearly smnnhfd
to pio.etf. It took Julian about
three huurs to walk back Juuue.
The pluns for the amphftfteatre have
been accepted, as a San IfeancHco architect
carried off the prlx?V*he building
was different In appearance from
any structure used for thr-same purpose.
In shape it i? to b a perfect octagon.
The ring will occuvk a central
#nuate and In a parallel .ffiuare outslde
of it will be the $40 fcuijc *eats and
press stands. Converging from all J
Ides'of the walls to tho of the
outxlde square will ipn twelve very
large* wctions, rising jSrhidiwlly In
ItHght to the sides of tin enclosure and
Riving the whole Interior somewhat the
effect of a coliseum. Kachj of these
sections will hold 2.000'? Oople, the
square circilnr the ring having a seat*
In* accommodation for 4.000' or more.
The ring !s to be pitched at * height of
live feet and the seats for -the accommodation
of members of the press will
be placed directly under 1U ....
( atlirr lit tltr Xhrtccli, Rob.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Feb. 19.--A large
crowd greeted Bob Fit&hntnons at
ti?e Grand Opera Mouse last^ night, tie
i Rave an exhibition of bag* punching
onH H-Kmifliit tnv #i?n mlnntmi with Rr.
nest Roeber. In his pracHco with
Hickey, his sparring partner, he ruvi*
?n Illustration of how he tfftacked out
Maher and Sharkey. The pugilist appeared
to be in good fighting condition.
He leaves for the west at noon to-day.
STATE FAIR RACES.
Yesterday afternoon Secretary
ft?'orge Hook, of the 1V>*t Virginia
Bute Fair Association, gave out the
speed programme that will form the
principal feature at the state 'air of
3837. (Tho programme Is the best ever
?rranfred at this fair and will without
doubt, Interest the owners of a higher
ciass of horses than Ih usually in evidence.
There are three rayeg on *?arh
Huaui AM Hiionflfnlltf
uiun uiu uiai/ciuuj.
r? u" people do no. They eat much nnd
/Kctdao but little. The aaho* of food combustion
pIok th? system. Tlioy take on
unhealthy fat and Krow podgy and wrinkled,
villi*, the skin lo*c? lt? lino texture
and elasticity.
The synu.m 1m being clogged and polHoned.
Tim kidney* are choked ana don't half
do their duty.
8!e*n la too poor or too heavy.
Haokacho, headache and neuralgia appear.
fthtMimatlpm In not uncommon.
They become nervous nnd irritable.
Why? IJccause Nature'** rail to elenuHo
und purify the blood by kivplMtf the kidney*
strong and healthy, Is Wlhg systrm
uticaiiy niarefaroeo.
Take mcr#? exerulae and occft|lpnully tulcc
Dr. Hobbs Sparagas Kidney Pills
to flimh your ki?ln?*y* nnd put them In run?liiion
10 ulcunne and purify tfduc ldoo?l.
*riir?n you will feeI like u hoy of 20, ln?f??d
or belnic n JHftthUMlih al/10.
A Prominent Ju%lke Rrrommri^ft Ibrm.
WHKKMXO, W. Va.. NfeVJ 11, IBM.
IfohtiM Remedy t'o.
'Ji*ntl?*iwn:~Youm of the 9th at hand,
and would My in r?i?ly that i'our Hobb*
Hparaam Kidney Pill* are all rl&ht. and
thoy have dono mi* mope Rood, ihim any
pill f over fried. I ftliall r?coHwl|eml Ihern
to tin* public whenever l cad.
M. J. FITZPATRlf'K. J. P..
IR07 Charm to *tr?"?t.
Or. Hobb? ftperjQwt Kidney Ww/fifl rente a
he*. jinkbH Remedy Co.. Projn-Jptor*, Chinus.
ft. OOETZK, Reliable UrwgBliI, Market
ad JSth 8U.
-.V. Hiii 'f-i'-i'i- a '
of fottr d(iy? of the fair.; there beltif
no inclns on Monday, n? umj.iI. though
the inanaKcment mil) taktnuv the matter
(If cycle racing for -the opening
day. I .flat year Secretary liook thought
of giving the cycler* a ilny on the
week'* raclug programme. but tbe Idea
was not carried out.
The radon imubiiIiiuuc In ua fultutve;
Tua?tl?y, Still, f.
2:30 p-iee, $260.
2:27 trot, JSIiXI.
5:18 paw, JtOC.
IVeflnecdiiyt H?|it.?.
1:11 pace. 1400,
2:40 tr*it. 1(00,
S:M pace, 1400.
TlmrMUy# * [>!. 9.
1:40 pace. 1400.
trot, |400. S
1:14 pace. XOu. ,2
2:30 (rot. 1400. .
<S:!S pai-e, WOO. ?'
2:18 trot, 1400.
Entrlca ?lnii! Aumiat'30, 1SSJ
BASE BAIL
In a letter from Mapaier Coyje, of
the Wheeling club, received last n'lght,
he says that he in nut yet prepared to
gl.vo .out a llat of the players. Although
he has sinned fourteen men already,
he has received applications
from aotne good men, .and the personnel
of the team may be changed considerably.
Among other applications
received ivan one froin Harry Prltchard,
of this city, who was on the Steubenvllle
mid Wheeling teams two
years ago, and last season ployed with
Dalla*, in the Texas leugiie, where he
fielded at over a .900 clip and batted
more than .300. Harry has been seasoned
since he wore Wheel lag's uniform
and would no doubt make a valuable
man for the Mallerst though It has
seemed In the past as-though Wheeling
players were not appreciated at their
true- worth- on the local team.
Manager Coyle says that President
Power has about doalded that Af.ron
shall have the eighth franchise* In the
league. con Bfroutners, wno vu given
the Mansfield franchise, will oivn the
Akron club. As stated In yestcr^y'a
Intelllgeftcer, he has received considerable
encouragement in the oatmeal
town.
The Southern league wee ins to be very
shaky, and If It goes to pieces, there
will be many excellent players thrown
on the market. Manager Coyle la anticipating
the break of the Southern
organisation and has prepared his
hook and bait for a cast or two in
southern waters.
It his been suggested tlint the fence ;
at the lower end of the Island park be ,
extended farther Fouth. so there will
be room for carriages. In the park as
it was? arranged in '90, there was no
room for carriages.
The circuit of the Ohio-Went Virgin- I !
?- Parbofihnrr I
lis I'-.ih uc >0 na > 'invo f . .... , ?w.
Marietta. Zanosvllle and Canal Dover.
Cambridge may succeed Canal Dover. <
There isn't as hotter ball town of Its I
sise In the country.
The Inter-state schedule will be published
very ?con. President Power I* >
now at work on It. Sprlwrtleld will
probably open with Dayton, Toledo
with Fort Wayne, Wheeling with Akron,
and New Castle with Youngstown.
Sprlngfletd. Toledo. Youngstown and '
New Castle have already captured the
pennant in their minds. Wheeling '
naylnji nothing just now. "See you la- 1
ter," says Manager Hcrrlngton.
Campbell Is still holding out for i
more money.
Manager Strobcl has obtained two 1
more tdgned .contracts. One Is from
Billy Smith, the Toledo boy, who ploy- 1
ed left field on the team lost year, while
the other Is a young fellow namod I
John Morri?ey. a left-handed batter,'
who played second base with Strobel. |
when he had his Pacific coast team. In
three seasons he has played his record
- * * - 1 ?? K??? fnnr
19 mm IJO u?s ?l? uin WHt ??> .v?
times. He la described as being very
much of a gentleman, and of strictly
temperate habits.?Toledo Blade.
Up to date. Manager Torreyson, of
Day ton, hat* signed the following men.
whom he thinks are fast In their positions:
Klmer Flick, last season with
Youngstown, to play in the fleld. Ho is
a good fielder an?ao excellent batsman,
being seconf* In the Inter-state
League batting averages. "Chic" Car- ,
ffc. who was wltlF Washington, Pa.,
last season, will hold the third bag
down. He is an excellent fielder and his
average with the willow is .350. Armour
will bo played in centre fleld. He is a
good fielder and batsman, and is one
o? the owners of she club. Iteimer
will be in right field, he being signed.
Thayer M. Torreyjfcn, brother of Manager
Torreyson, will hold down first
base, and captain the team. His record
Is a good one. his batting and lleldlng
being very good. Dan Shay, an amateur,
who was on trial with Oil City
and Butler, Pa., will be given a trial
in the infield. Manager Torreyson is i
after "Hemphill," of Saginaw.Mich. He
is a very fast man In the fleld and the j
fans hope that he will Bucce^omnecunn# ,
him. No pitcher? have been securcd an
yet. but Manager Torreyson Is on the ,
l.xikout for good ones, auu hopes to
sign them In a f??vv days. Roach, last i
season with Houston. Texas, and Hadklnw.n.
of the Atlantic League, are I
likely to be signed as pitchers. i
Iloro's n truth that Is on the "dead level,"
On which you may saMy depend. m
The pluy??r bunt on raising the dovll,
WlPl low.. hlmwUlntjn end.^ ^ I
There come the best reports about ]
Cecil, the youug third baseman, Hays
a Grand Rapids dispatch. Toledo Is the
authority for the Information that he
Is n comer, and his record In the Inter- ;
state League last summer show* him ;
up as being a good Uelder and hitter.
Gallagher, who halls from Detroit, iiind ;
I.i said to be mo nuracm nimor mm
coines from the Interstate, la ready
for the fight to eommencc. He Is In good |
trim nnd working hard. 'He Is the ,
young fielder scoured. and those who
have ever seen him play do not hesitate
In saying he I* the equal of any
fielder that ever enme Into this league. ,
MABIIM'8 FEBEY,
Hup* ami MUltapilii the Thriving City
Acroaa thr Itlvrr.
The municlnal and township eloctlons
will take place on Monday. April ?, six
weeks from next Monday, and the He- J
publican primaries will probably he ,
held oil Saturday. March 13. The indl- .
catlotm ate that candidates will be nu- ,
merous. .
In the city of Martln'H Perry one wa- /
t",v workw trustee In to be elected for i
three yearn, to succeed J. M. Crowl. One
councilman In to be elected In the First.
Third. Fourth and Fifth wards, and two f
in the aecond. The extra councilman in *
the Second I" to succeed Lewis Kother- :
niund, deceased. *
Three members of tho board of edu- ?
cation are to be elected to succeed *
o Hntmon. A. W. Kerr and ?
Thomas Lloyd. One cemetery trustee J
will lie fleeted to ftticcccd Joseph Pa- .
vldson. In ?*aoh ward one assessor will ,
be elected. It Ik probable that threw elec- .
trie light trustees will b? elected.
in the township the ofllcers to be elect- .
ed ore one trustee to sticcood Theo.
llurrl*. treasurer to succeed Fred Fox,
constable to succred T. H, Stanton; uIho
six supervisor* and two nssvsors. *
.. c
H 0 1 ii It irmilt
Two hundred and ?fiy jtentn were re- f
nerved hi half an hour yesteray after- ,
noon at Ong's drug store for the char- /
Ity entertainment to he given at the j
Opera House thin evening under the
auspice* of the King's Duughtera. Much
time has been spent In getting up the i
entertainment, and the programme* will
be flrat-cluiis throughout. The Indlca- I
tlona are that the house will b? crowd*
ed. Thonfc who have not already ??cured
reserved Kent* should get theni all
early us possible.
Anulcnr Thunltm.
St. Mary'n Literary Society will render
tho drama, "CltMirlnK the Mlvtn," at
Mactinerchor hull on Thursday evening,
February an. The pluy wm written i?y
Dr. J. M. Jlouuii, of Murtla's Ferry, and
tho scene Is laid In Warnock. Uelmont
county. Ohio. All those who take i>urt
are homo tulent. The cast pf characters
will be as follows:
Col. Rufus 11 ail ley. father of Vixen..
Wllllum Aek^rman
Pat. from Klllurm-y William O'Neill
Arlliur Burton,- Loiena PrMtoti's lover
Louis Inilemeyer
Lawrmmo Duflleld, iwtlc yvuny man..
? Krrd HufTraan
Reginald Morton, admlror of Laura...
; Dr. llojfan
Lorena Preson, a Indy of honor
Annie At-kcnnan
Laura Cattleman, a schemer..Nora Mopjan
Alxen, the lost child Qortrude McCaDe
Will l?? Observed,
Washington's birthday will bo observed
in every room in the Martin's
Ferry public schools next Monday, to
which tho public is cordially invited.
Tho preparation* are mor* elaborate
than ever before. Exercises commemorative
of Washington will be held In
the different rooms at 9 o'clock on Monday,
after which the pupils will b? dismissed
, until Tuesday. Each of the
room* have been decorated with pictures
and stars and stripes, and they
pretftnt a beautiful appeurance.
Ity the Wheeling Oratorio.
The "Holy City" will bo rendered at
the Martin's Perry Opera House on
Tuesday evening by the Wheeling Oratorio
Society. There will be 100 persons
In the chorus, and the soloists will
be Mrs. Frank liupp, Mrs, Peebles Tatutn,
Mr. William Clemens and Mr. A. A.
Taylor. The full Opera House orchestra
will ploy, and tickets will bo sold at
popular prices. The sale of reserved
seuts will commence this morning at 7
o'clock. Tho patronesses will number
100 ladles of Martin's Ferry,
IWarttu'a Ferry llrlefr.
Rev. Charles Bogle, of Richmond, O.,
formprlv of Mnrtln'n Ferrv. will be inar
rled at Kenton. O.. on Wednesday afternoon
at l! o'clock to Mis* Gertrude
Hoover, of that city. Rev. S. J. Bogle,
of the "Martin's Ferry Presbyterian
church, who is the father of the pros-1
pective groom, will perform the ceremony.
At the annual election of the stockholders
of the Belmont Brick and Tile
Works yesterday Charles Carpenter was
re-elected president and manager and
G. ShaVer secretary and treasurer.
The hop given by the Phoenix club at
Scheehle's hall last night was largely
uttended and was a very enjoyable affair.
Quite a number of out of town
people were present.
Rev. J. W. Robins will officiate at the
funeral of Marquis Francis i'axton this
iifternoon at 1 o'clock. The Interment!
will be at Weeks* cemetery.
Lnst night Wanota Tribe, I. O. R. M.,
celebrated Washington's birthday by j
giving a smoker, this meeting being the
neiirest to the <Jay.
The slaughter house of Chris Jerger I
was entered on Thursday night, a beef1
cut up and the best of It taken.
George Rupp, who was hurt at tho I
Laughlln mill, Is able to walk about and
continues to Improve.
Robert Carmlchael and his daughter,
MIm Anna, whoh ave been sick, have
?lmost recovered.
The work of appraising the goods In
Conrad Long's hardware store was finished
yesterday.
Last night Miss Ruth McCleary, of
Vine street, entertained a party of
friends.
John Stringer, of Portland station,
?I>ent yesterday in Martin's Ferry.
Charles McKlm, of Wellsvllle, visited
tils home In this city yesterday.
Miss Edith McKim was a Hellalre visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Callahan, of Clay street, Is crltin
Mrs. Alex. Dixon continue* to Improve.
Mr*. Matthew Cooly Is very ilck.
^^ The instinct of
<51|J~ jt motherhood shorn
41?VmI itself in a girl's
CjJ earliest years. Hei
JsH doll-baby, or it
2355552^^ Ina/ be a cat-baby,
rilj* Vv^ia her most clierZL--*'
) 'S'1C<1 companion.
IGfUvlLV From til: cradle to
I" NX/ r] the ETare maternal
V / / instinct i? the cen/]WK'
I ter and source of a
/ I jlm / woman's woman*yJ\
* y hood; and all her
V \ / I physical life is in/
nuenccd for good
"Ov or had bv the con~
-i -ii*i?
?- UIVIUU Ul IUC
? cate organism most
Intimately conccrncd in reproduction.
' Hverv mother of a crowing girl ought
to anticipate the earliest indications of
approaching womanhood and take every
percaution to insure health and sound*
ness in this one particular. The slightest
indication of weakness should be corrected
immediately by Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription the unfailing specific
for these delicate complaints.
It gives special strength and healthy
tone to the feminine organism, and the
nerve centres, thus overcoming many distressing
symptoms which are wrongfully
attributed to neuraleia or dvspepayi or
insomnia but are really caused by an unhealthy
condition of the special organism.
Mothers may consult Dr. Pierce either
r\#mnna11v or bv letter, concerning their
children'* health or their own, in tfie mo?t
absolute confidence, and will receive professional.
id vice free of charge. Dr.- Pierce
bait been for thirty years chief consulting
physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. The best
fruits of hi* lifelong experience are embodied
in a thousand-page illustrated book,
"The Common Sense Medical Adviser,"
containing explicit directions for hometreatment
of many complaints which may
be successfully managed without a physlcian,
and a vast amount of vAluable information
about the human anatomy and
physiology. A paper-bound copy will b?
sent free for 21 one-cent stamps to pay the
bare cost of mailing, or cloth-bound for ten
cents extra. Address above Institute,
IF you have over seen a child In the
iRuny of croup, you can appreciate the
rratitude of the mothers who know
hat One Minute Couplt Cure relievos
heir little ones as quickly a:i It Is ndnlnlstered.
Many homes In this city are
ir*vor without It. C. R. Ooolxe. cori?>r
Twelfth and Market streets: Hnwlo
k Co.. Bridgeport; Pea body A Hon,
jftmvood, 6
Save Yonr Life
3y using "The New Great South Amerl
:an Kidney Cure.- xnia new mneuy
s a irr^ac surprise on account of tta exleading
promptness In relieving pain In
hu Kidneys, Bladder and Back In male
>r female. tt relieve* retention of
vnter and pain In passing It almost Immediately.
Bavo yourselve* by using
his marvelous cure. Its uso will pre,vnt
fetal ?*onaequences In almost all
:ases by Its groat alterative and liealng
powers. Sold by II. J I. List, drug;lst,
Wheeling, W. Va.
IT Is surprising wlmt ? "wee bit of-a
hlng" can accomplish. Hick headache,
unsilpatlon, dyspepnla, sour stomach.
llxxIncH*. are quickly banished by DeYltt'H
Little Karly Risers. Bmall pill,
iufe pill. Ilest pill. It. Goetise, eorler
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie
t Co., Hrldgeport; I'eabody & Hon,
Jen wood. _ i
OA0TOniA.
K sJA ifiQ
Fifty Years Ago,
This ia the stamp that the letter bore
Which carried the story'far autl wide,
Of ccrtaio core for the loathsome aore
That bubbled up from the tainted tide
Of the blood below. And 'twas Ayer'tf name
And his saraaparilla, that all now, know,
That waa )u?t beginning its fight of fam?
With its curea of go years ago.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is the original narsapnrilla. It
has behind it a record for oures
unoquailed by any blood purifying
compound. It is the only
Barsaparllla honored by a
medal at the World's Fair of
1893. Others imitate the
remedy; they oau't imitate the
record:
SO Yeara of Curw.
BELLAIRE.
All 8oru of Local Xiwiaitd Ooulp From
(be UlaMCUy*
The fair and festival given by the
Junior Order United American Mechanics.
was well attended laat evening.
Dancing wan the chief amusement
from 11 o'clock to 12 o'clock, and
consequent!;' there was a large crowd
present.
Mrs. Edward Merydlth and family, of
Pittsburgh, are the guests of relative*
- a" * 1 ?.?* *.M.
in ine orcouu nuiu. Msunn ivm<i?b
thoir future home in Chambersburg,
Va. Miss Mary shamefelt will accompany
them home.
The Knights of Pythias have decided
to turn out Monday with a. band; also
the Odd Fellow*) ivill be out In large
numbers to participate In the demonstration.
An entertainment wad given in the
Second Methodist Episcopal ciiurch
last evening, consisting of songs, recitations
and Instrumental music.
Dr. Striss, ot New Castle,' Pa., who
thought of locating here, and has been
spending a few days *ere, left yesterday
for Marietta.
The Ariel Mandolin Club, of Wheeling,
was entertained Thursday by the
Misses Steger, at their home in the
Second ward.
The "Good Samaritan Club" will give
a select hop In the Odd Fellows' hall
on the night of March 3.
Christian Rife has accepted the position
of boss roller at the plate mill.
Joseph Rogers resigned. |
The Chautauqua Circle was entertained
by Miss Ellsa Leasure, In the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. M. Cropper, of Steubenvllle. is
the guest of relatives in the Fifth
ward.
Mrs. William J. McCIaltn. of Columbus.
was In the city yesterday on busiI
ness.
I Joseph McXabb has returned home
from a visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
Literary exercises will be glvej^ in
the high school room next week. V
Harvey Sanders has been In Washington,
Pa., for a few days punt.
Griffith's "Faust" appears at* the
Elyslan theatre this evening.
Mrs. M. Baurogarner Is the' guest
of relatives In Woodsfield.
The bottle house is not working on
account of poor trade.
There was a water haul at the may
Ul r? WMIk JWI.V.M-/.
The Odd Fellows held ?n Important
meeting last night
John D. Hays was In the city yesterday
on business,
Several tow boats exchanged tows
here yesterday.
yesterday was pay-day at the blast
furnace.
DO not allow your system to get weak
and debilitated. It Is easy to Iteep well
and strong by taking Hood's UarsapaH1U
?
K'MECHEN.
Breny ,\nn Illmi OaUitnd In Ike n?ir
Marshall County Town.
The funeral of Henry Blglow took
place yesterday afternoon from the .M.
R. church.' Deceased was forty-seven
years old, and wan a resident of this
place for twenty-live years. He leaves
a wife and five children.
R. J. Stephens, of Sclo, Ohio, traveling:
for the American Bible Society, will
preach to-morrow evening at the Christian
church.
The funeral of David Tea garden's
child, took place yesterday; Interment
at Burton, Wolsel county.
John A. Goodwin, an aged and respected
citizen of this place, has a severe
attack of grip.
The condition of Nathan Vanam Is
unchanged.
Hneklru'a A rule* Halve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcer.1', salt rheum, fever
acres, tetter, chapped hands, chilblulns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money rofunded. Prioo 23 cents
per box. For salo by Logan Drug Co.
K. El TURNER, of Compton, Mo.,
tiTiiox us that after suffering from
piled for seventeen years, he completely
cured them by using three boxes of
DeWltt's Witch Haael Salve. It euros
eczema, and severe skin diseases. C. It.
CJootze. corner Twelfth and .Market
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; Peabody
& Son, Benwood. 6
Pllnl I'llut ItrliliiK PIImI
Symptoms?Moisture; In tonne Itching
ana stlnRlni;: most nt night: wonc by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form, which ofton blood on ulcerato, becoming
very *oro. HWAYNK'S OIN'TMKNT
"tops the Itching and bleeding,
heals ulceration, and In mon ratten reinavos
tho tumors. At druggets or by 1
mall, for M cents. Dr. Swayno & Son.
Philadelphia.
lltnv lo Ctirn All Skin DUtaici,"
Blinply apply SWAYNK'8 OfNTMKNT. I
No Internal modiolus required. Cures tetter,
eczema,. Itch, all eruptions on the 1
face, hand*, noec, etc., leaving the nkln ,
cloor. white and healthy. Its greut heal
Ing and curative powers are ponrooMed biro
other remedy. Awk your dniRglst for .
BWAVNF/8 OINTMKNT. tths&w
CASTORIA
For Infant* and Children.
nun.~
SOMETHING NfiJWGeo.
E. Si
Something ]
And of spccial interest
desires perfect fit and foj
U>CU HIIU ICtUlllllltllUtU
cities.
HACHERELLE
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Made Under the Personal Suj
Four Y
" WORTH,"
The only article ever made f<
TING DRESS, always retainii
away with all wadding and pad(
it has no equal. It produces tli
making: casv. Now used' bv all
DIRECTIONS?Take "size
and all side bodies according
each pair. Haste same to' bust f
shoulders. When this is done
for fitting, the bust and' darts
in all sizes, from 28 to 44.
With each set of forms we g
INSURING PERFECT Ell
ONLY at our lining departmen
Silk Department
SPECIAL AT
FOULARDS?the popular,
blue grounds with white, juste
FOULARD, 23 inches wide, 1
at 65c, 69c, 75c, 89c and 98c a
Japanese Wastt
FAST COLORS,
There's a difference in Wash:
arc Retting: the best Our new
come in all dainty combination
resent the choicest styles, at 35
LOWER | Sing|e
WINDOW J- y
DISPLAY. J
An elegant line of these am
fancy designs, from 42c a pair 1
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CLAIRVOYANT.
Prof. Charles M. Leon'challenge* the
world as a Clairvoyant and Business Me
To the Heavy Hearted.?There In no
home ho dreary and Mad, no lire so wrecked
or blighted, no heart go rod and lonely, no
conditions or circumstances so complicated
or Incomprehensible that cannot bo set
right and kept right after a visit to this
Inspired Medium of Modern Times.
Is your wife or hufcband untrue or unkind?
Has the demon "Rum" assailed
the happy quietude of your home? Does
another share the love and attention that
should belonir to you? Is the "green eyed
monster" Jealousy eating your heart out?
If so, come and loom a sure and swift
remedy thai will dispel the dark clouds
and lift the load from your aching heart.
What ore you flttod for? Don't you
know? Well, you should find out at once,
beforo you enter a trade, business or profession
for which you are not adapted, for
many nre th* failures, many afo the ruined,
wrecked or disappointed lives# mode
90 by entering a business for which nature
has not intended them.
Whom will you marry? If you don't
know, he will tetl you whom you will
marrv tliA M*mi. air#, occupation and
financial standing of your futuro husband
or wife, and date of marriage, with a complete
reading of how to make It a prosperous,
peaceful and happy union.
Do you wish to win the love or affection
of any one? If so call and secure his never
failing assistance, and If you have enemies
he will toll you how to overcome
them and convert them Into friends.
Burled or hidden treasures, lost or stolen
Sronerty and missing friends are located
y his superhuman powers. I
fs your business dull? Do you want to
become prosperous? Como and get the I
advice of this man. to whom many a prosperous
nmn owes his success.
Letters with stamp answered. 1027 ChapHnc
street. Hours 10 a m. to 9 p. m. fclS
PROPOSALS. '
J>R0P0SAL8 FOR PAVING BRICK.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Hourd or Public Works of the city of
Wheeling until 12 o'clock noon, Monday,
\ia?r.h i iw? fnr MO.uOO or niUl'H I
of the best quality or vitrified paving
brick. Specifications can bo obtained at
the office of the board.
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish bond in the sum of three thou?atid
(13.000) dollars. with two or more sureties
to be approved by the board, for the faithful
performance of tho contract. Tho
board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals to bo marked "Proposals for
Pnvinir Brick"
fe? WM, If. HORNISH, Clerk.
pROPOSALS FOR 8KYVER PIPK.
Sealod proposal* Will be received by the
Hoard of Public Works of tho city of
Wheeling until 12 o'clock noon, Monday,
March 1. 1807. for rumlshlng sewor pipe
during tho year 1897. Specifications can bo
obtained at the office of tho board.
The successful bidder will bo required to
furnish bond in the sum of one thousand
Ul.uou) dollars, with sureties to be approved
by the hoard. The board reserves tho
rig-lit to reject any or nil bids.
propocaln to be marked "Proposals for
Sewer Pipe."
felS WM. If. HORNISH. Clerk.
jVR0P08AL8 FOR CURBING.
_ 8ciiWhI propo*aI? will be received by thi
HOimi Ol ruuur ?? uinn \.i uro Ult; %J.
Wheeling, until 12 o'clock noon. Monday.
March 1, 1K>7. for furnlflhlni? curbing during
tho year 1897. Specification* can be
obtained ut the ottlce of the board.
Tho successful bidder or bidders will be
required to furnish bond In the autu of
nne thousand (S1.?U0) dollars, with sureties
to be approved by the board. Th? l>oard
reserves the right to rejeot any or all bids.
proposals to bo marked "Proposals for
Curbing."
fem WM. H. HORN18IT. Clerk.
BICYCLES.
"Outing'7"
Bicycle,
A strictly high grade
wheel for : 65. Call and
see It at
Dillon, Wheat & Handier Co'-s.
oqo. 15. STtFEL * CO. ' '2-i M
tifel & Co.
? - ?
SJew |
to 'every lady and dressmaker 'who rm
in.dresses. Practical, because ifs
by the leading modistes in thilarger
V.
S *?
PARIS GLOVE
FITTING BUST
jervision of Mr. Hacherclle, for Y:,
cars v.ith <(
OF PARIS. : ';
rt producing a PERFECT-FIT^'' -?'\
ig its shape and elasticity; does
ling. AS AN INTERLINING, ' ;
e desired effect and makes dress i i
first-class dressmakers. -Jt
bust required. Then cut back . ' 'M
to paper pattern furnished with i
orm by lines under arm and over '.
you have complete waist ready 1 :
requiring 110 alterations. Made. '
ivc a full waist pattern?THUS1 i
r AND COMFORT. SOLD v..
t,at 75c a set.
t.
L?
TRACTIONS.
the desirable?light and darfc . ~~'j
>pened a new lot of these INDIA, V
it 48c a yard; also other colors, ' i.
j?d.
Silks.
, NEW STYLES.
Silks, so you want to bcsure you ,
line of CHRYSTAL CORDS" 'cM
is of Bars and Stripes, and repic
a yard.
and
Couch Blankets.
d double Blankets, in solid and
?p. , i I
HB
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i *r i r />
titer & to.
HELP WANTED-MALB. |
Agents-fifty cents on ^a<4h Jljjf
dollar; no experience necesiary.Write ^
for sample copy. Address THE CATHCK
LIC NEWS, 13 Barclay St., New Tort^'i
WANTED.
SITU ATI ON?AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR
widower or bachelor by thoroughly -J
competent woman. Address X., care In* ;
telllgencer. fe!7? 8&
WANTED?LIVE AGENTS TO IN- .
TRODUCE household necessities. jj
Good pay. Premiums riven away . free. :$
Bring references. C. F. ADAMS CO,, lOf .
Main street. South End Stone Bridge.'-r
WANTED-HEN AND WOMEN. .
young and old, to work for us in ; -.-:
their own homes in spare time, day
evening. We bay 110 to <16 per week. 'No
canvassing. Any child can do tho work.
Send address to-day. We send work at f
onoe.pTHE VAIL ART CO., Degt^SV j
FOR 8ALB.
T^OR SALE?CIRCULAR 8 AW. TABL8L |
Jj etc. Cheap. Inquire at Intelllgonear
Office, 25 and 27 Fourteenth street fflK> jga
XTIOR SALE?CANARY BIRDS?A Flfj* i
II in? nf Voln nnd Krmale Canaries.at vM
HENRY~ HELMBR1QHT8, Ml, Mark*! " $
street. f?lT, f M
CJT0CK8 FOR SALE.
0 10 shares Wheeling Title and Trust Co. "4.
1 Whltaker Iron Worka bond.
?0 shares Wheeling Steal and Iron,Co.; tag
20 shares German Fire Insurant* Co. [:'rM
60 shares Wheeling Railway Co. .
5 Wheeling Pottery bonds. 6 per cent.
3 Wheeling 8te?l A Iron Co. 6 p, c. bonds. M
. 20 shares Belial re Steel Co.
60 shares Wheeling Bridge Co. V s?
6 shares Exchange Bank.
R. S. IRWIN, Broker, 23 TWSlfth BC
^OR SALE. .
1 FEW CHOICE LOTS AT EDGIRGTON.
CUF.AP ANI> OX EASY TEttMV . .
W. V. HOGE, . . il
CltT B?mc Building, HOP M?rk?t fib"
fob bent.
For rf.nt-a fine, large room, .
with board. Unfurnished. Address L.,
care Intelligencer office. falB
T^OR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS .
Jj In tha City Bank Building. Inquire at V.v: 1
the City Bank of Wheeling. mrtO . ^
For rent-no. iss fifteenth
street, all modem improvements, both ; ^
gascn, hot and cold water, bath, in tide and
outside water cloweta. Apply to M.< A. .
CHEW, Wheeling Boiler Works office, or A)
186 Fifteenth street jail $8
F~ OR RENT-BEST OFF2CB ROOM" IN
the city; large and plenty of light:
centrally located In best sdvertlsed build- v
ing in the clt*. Also Urge hall for rent. 3Efl
Apply at HUB CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth 1
and Market streets. 1 JaU
RBNT..
Desirable rooms on Market ntrtjot, sdlta- . j
ble for great variety of purposes. Will
remodel to suit tenunL^Apigl^o^1^^ "Jot
i.Mi IfarltAt iRmwt.' '
MRRHT * room*, jr per month, on. xJ
ntni. island. In alley noar Stispen* y.l
nlon Bridge.
10 LOAn. *s oo? on 1(006 real Mtttc
PAD QUE Improved InlanVl property,
fUn OALft. paying it per cent. "Alio v?.
cant River Lot near Yacht Landing. m
JAMEH L. HAWLET. l&g
Real Bitate and Loan Agent, 10W Main .81,; |H
FOR - RENT
FOR OFFICE PURPOSES. S
Two Front Rooms< 'Second
floor, over Stanton's Book |
Store. Apply to
HOWARD HAZLETT,
AQSNT.
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